Crontab sudo command

//Anything you put into roots crontab will be run with elevated priviliges
sudo crontab -e

//Note: You shouldn't put "sudo" into any of the shell commands you add to roots
// crontab file, the commands will be run as root.

Source: askubuntu.com

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